Interstellar: Her Powers Are Anything but Proper

I have read Chapter 45, and I don't know if there will be any changes in the future, but for now, I think Sophie's family is worthy of the heroine's help. As ordinary people struggling to survive in the wasteland, they are willing to help their neighbors when they are in trouble. They are already considered good people in the wasteland, and good people should be rewarded. And they are not greedy. They have received help from the heroine many times because without the help of the heroine, they would have died. Moreover, they would call the heroine before escaping. The heroine had no news and still asked around, even though she had no ability and no long-term vision. But as the heroine said, as long as it doesn't harm her, helping them is nothing. And there is nothing you can do about it. They are still escaping with you. The heroine cannot say that if I save them once, it is over. I can save them later and watch them die. Not to mention that the heroine was a soldier in her previous life, even an ordinary person would not do this.

This is the first time I read a novel of this type. It's quite interesting. Good luck to the author. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Welcome home! The child lost in the universe finally returned to the embrace of his mother planet. The writing is very good, each character is very three-dimensional, and the heroine has no ambiguity or censorship. It's just that the plot after returning to Blue Star wasn't written much, and it wasn't enough to watch. The tone of the whole article is heavy, with the oppression of superiors, the covetousness of the laboratory, and the malice of aliens. So it doesn't seem that exciting, but watching the heroine grow up step by step and become Blue Star's support is really touching. The story begins in the eighth scavenging area. Later, there were very few survivors in the eighth scavenging area. Sophie's family did look uncomfortable and a bit borderless, but later on she was the only one left in Sophie's family and it was a bit sad. Sophie is no longer naive, she only has the heroine. Later, Sophie was admitted to the combat department, and she thought she would have the confidence to stand beside the heroine. Although there is not much ink, the transformation of this character is really well written. She is a little girl who is working hard to become stronger~

It's not bad. The plot is like a set-up game. The heroine keeps going through levels and upgrading, and occasionally opens a reward to get an upgrade bonus. Many characters appear like NPCs required for tasks. The character descriptions in the early stage are okay, but there may be too many people in the later stage, and there is not much polish, so it seems quite NPC. Overall it's good, the plot is compact, there aren't that many descriptions of romance and love, and there aren't that many dark revenges, so it's quite interesting and you can watch it all the way to the end.

This is a story about Blue Star being coveted by other planets in the universe, and a Blue Star person resurrecting his soul by borrowing corpses in the scavenging areas of other planets [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing] The heroine is great. She still finds her way back to Blue Star despite all kinds of difficulties, and brings back Blue Star's remnants in the universe, and then helps Blue Star not be invaded by other planets.

Although it ended very quickly, and the person in charge of Breaking Dawn was not killed in the end, which felt like a big hidden danger, but for an old bookworm, without those idiotic bullshit emotional dramas, this book is worth reading.

It's really good-looking, the world view is grand, and the protagonist and supporting characters have very distinct personalities. It's very inspiring. The fighting scenes in the book are very realistic and detailed. There is no lag, and the plot flows smoothly. But the ending was a little hasty and unexpected. I was looking forward to more content when I read that the heroine arrived at the main star. 😄😄😄

Habitual five-star praise! The article is very well written! The plot is fascinating! It's just that the name is too lofty and not suitable for an old man like me! I've heard Chapter 98, but I still haven't figured out the name of the heroine's school! I couldn't stand it anymore, so I sent electricity and said goodbye! Why! Pity! The author is great, keep it up!

Very nice and worth seeing I look forward to the heroine getting stronger and stronger and finding the opportunity to return home and contribute to the future of Blue Star [laughing]

The whole story is quite complete, and the content and scenes of the group portraits are just right. They don't draw too much attention away. There are basically no emotional scenes. The story is basically about interstellar cultivating immortals, and then encountering a battle between Frankenstein and artificial intelligence. Except for the character names, which are a bit confusing, the rest is pretty good.